Veterinary practice “chains” have been described as both the death of our profession, and the security of its future. The debate is heated making the decision to pursue, or not to pursue, corporate practice employment a challenge for new veterinary graduates.
We’ve put together a collection of important points to consider when choosing the practice that is best for you.
Topics: Clinics, Career, Management, Compensation
As we have all noted, the profession of veterinary medicine is largely becoming more and more female. Why exactly is that and what does this mean for the future of the profession?
Topics: Career, Hot Topics
Do you find yourself feeling overwhelmed by the length or format of NAVLE questions? Is text anxiety keeping you from getting results that reflect your actual knowledge? Not sure where to start? We've put together six quick strategies that can really help when it matters most! If you are a Vet Student, or thinking of becoming one, and would like additional test prep information, be sure to download our free 15 Tips and Tricks for the NAVLE PDF.
The ability of the veterinarian to effectively communicate with pet owners is a critical component of determining a correct diagnosis and providing appropriate medical care. The process of obtaining a thorough medical history is one you will perfect over time.
Assuring your approach covers all the pertinent information, and recognizing when to take a particular path with your questions, is an art form all of its own.
Topics: Client Situations
January's Veterinarian Spotlight is Dr. Felicitas Tantiyatyanon, DVM.
(Dr. Tan) is the owner and operator of “Leo Veterinary Care." She named the practice after her beloved childhood Persian cat who always had the spirit of a lion. Dr Tan was raised in Bangkok, Thailand.
She received her Bachelor of Science in Zoology from Northern Arizona University. She continued her studies in California where she received the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Degree from Western University of Health Sciences in 2009. Since graduation she completed an internship in small animal emergency, surgery and internal medicine.
Topics: SpotlightVeterinarian